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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 2013
Page
6
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The Gazette outlines Iowa farm safety concerns noting an average of 25 farming related deaths per year from 2001 through 2011 per IowaWatch data. It highlights OSHA limits on family farms and promotes education through I CASH and Certified Safe Farms programs as key to reducing fatalities.
The letters discuss Sen. Ted Cruz and Rep. Steve King visiting western Iowa as opponents claim they only appeal to tea party voters. They critique race rhetoric and Obama policy, arguing Affordable Care Act criticism is about ideology, not race, and warn of political missteps in 2012 style rhetoric.
A reader urges voters to resist a perceived single party rule and defends voting as a civic duty. She warns of gerrymandering and voter suppression, opposes Republican dominance, and critiques health care, Social Security, and reproductive rights while praising Bruce Braley and naming Patricia Brady and Clay Falknier in Cedar Rapids.
Kathleen Parker critiques Barack Obama’s Thursday apology over HealthCare.gov failures and policy cancellations. She argues the misstep exposes a deeper promise he could not keep, questions sincerity, and weighs whether a direct national address would restore trust.
Izac, a Navy officer and Medal of Honor winner, was captured after USS Abraham Lincoln torpedo hits. He escaped a prisoner train, crawled through wires, and fled to Switzerland then London to file a report before Armistice Day. He died in 1990 as the last surviving World War I MOH recipient.
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